8.00 CPE Credit Hours
Innovation drives economic growth. The key to reigniting the American economy is reigniting innovation. Innovation can be fostered, nurtured, encouraged and sustained by our companies and organizations. Innovation is not solely the purview of marketing, sales, service or production. Financial managers can create organizations that thrive on innovation or kill new ideas. They may choose to help develop and maintain practices that nurture innovation, or they can just maintain the status quo. Truly innovative finance professionals provide new, more meaningful and actionable information to all employees. This seminar provides extensive case study analysis and many opportunities for group discussion.
Designed For
Finance and accounting professionals who seek to learn more about creating, fostering, nurturing, encouraging and sustaining innovation in their organizations and departments.
Objective
This seminar provides extensive case study analysis and many opportunities for group discussion.
Highlights
- How innovation happens
- Innovation metrics and how to report on innovation efforts
- How the use of technology and other simple techniques can foster and sustain innovation
- The difference between disruptive and sustaining innovation
- How to become more innovative on a personal level
- How to communicate and encourage innovation within your company
Prerequisites
Participants should have at least six months of industry of public experience and a thorough knowledge of financial accounting principles and practices. Management experience will be helpful.
Advanced Preparation
None
Developer
The Knowledge Institute
Presenters
Richard Karwick,
Level of Knowledge
Intermediate
Course Location
Online (MW)
123 Online Lane
Online, IN 00000
Member
$325.00
Late
Registration *
$375.00
Non-Member
$425.00
Late
Registration *
$475.00
* If postmarked after 11/27/2024
AICPA Members
Receive a $30 Discount on AICPA Courses!